Law and Regulation

The government has set out plans for reforms to judicial pension arrangements that will also incorporate fee-paid judges following lengthy court cases.

Regulation should be changed to allow a ‘national wealth service' to be established to distribute independent retirement advice more widely, according to Ros Altmann.

Increasing the take-up of the government's at-retirement guidance will be key in keeping pension savers informed of scams and fraudsters, the chief executive of TPAS says.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) must take a pragmatic approach to the implementation of its balanced funding objective, industry figures say.

The AMNT's Janice Turner says the government must fund retirement guidance.

Ruth Gillbe says gradual change would be better than permanent revolution

Helen Morrissey likes the look of collective schemes but questions the government's timing

It's good to have some good news about pensions, says Jack Jones

Charlotte Moore looks at how to reach the 4.5 million workers who will not be auto-enrolled

Pensions minister Steve Webb has dismissed concerns that retirement freedoms announced in the Budget do not work alongside the government's collective defined contribution (CDC) plans.